Author Question: How do opiates compare with CNS-stimulating and CNS-depressant drugs? a. Opiates depress activity ... (Read 108 times)

iveyjurea · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

How do opiates compare with CNS-stimulating and CNS-depressant drugs?

a. Opiates depress activity in parts of the cerebral cortex and create excitation in other parts.
b. Opiates all show very little physical dependence.
c. Opiates are more likely to be legal.
d. All three varieties of drugs cause dreamlike fantasies and hallucinations.

Question 2

Michael fails to present his science project on time. He informs his teacher that it was because his younger brother had destroyed it while playing. However, when his friend, James, forgets to get his project, Michael quickly assumes that James was lazy to do his project. In the context of social perception, Michael is demonstrating the__________.

A) obedience to authority
B) actor-observer effect
C) foot-in-the-door technique
D) bystander effect
E) Select